What are you backed by? #asknostr

If humans had not gone to the moon yet, and nasa proposed a program for a manned lunar mission, half the internet would call it a scam

cheaper sats means more zaps!

LN splicing sounds good - is there a catch? #Bitcoin

Feature request to #nostr client devs: the ability to follow a *note* (i.e. receive all replies to that note), without necessarily following its author(s) @miljan @jb55 @Vitor Pamplona

Cryptography-savvy people: I am curious, is the following possible? 1) Company A gives employee B a (software and/or hardware) device that allows B to do something, e.g. sign certain transactions in the name of A. 2) B uses the device during his employment. 3) At the end of his employment, B sends A cryptographic proof that he has destroyed the device, i.e. that he is no longer able to sign transactions in the name of A. Obviously, simply giving B a private key will not work for this, since that can always be written down on a paper napkin. But can a private key be wrapped in some layer of cryptography that still allows for it to be used, and provably destroyed at some point? #asknostr

#Bitcoin is f u money, Fiat is f me money